Brian Christopherson is a Senior writer for 247Sports, specializing as the Husker Football Beat Writer. His coverage encompasses a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including team sports, major league sports, and sports broadcasting, with a particular focus on competitive and professional sports. Brian's work has been featured in the Lincoln Journal Star, 247Sports, and FREMONT AVENUE OF FLAGS INC.
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By: Brian Christopherson
The Husker quarterback commit was playing ball with his new Millard South teammates on Thursday at the 2026 NebPreps 7v7 State Championship. The mission is a state title. And to keep adding to this Husker recruiting class too.
By: Brian Christopherson
A closer look at those recruits on official visits to Nebraska, including some notable quotables and highlights too.
The Husker commit only moved a couple weeks ago but he's already seeing the positives as he gets ready for a senior year at Millard South before being a Husker.
A Husker on offense and defense both made the top 15 list by CBS Sports of potential breakout players in the conference.
Nebraska football has a new look ahead of the 2026 season.
"I'm excited to break them in and get them a little dirty, a little bloody."
By: Brian Christopherson
Some feedback is starting to roll in from prospects who received Husker offers while being in Lincoln this weekend.
Nebraska football has added another commitment
By: Brian Christopherson
The tight end from Kansas City was a late add to a Battle of the Boneyard roster, but he made the most of it. The cousin of a current Husker plans to be back after landing an offer.
Nebraska added another offensive lineman recruit with an in-state prospect.
